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(Video) Reuters hacking debate: Are editors ‘farting against the thunderstorm’ if they think they can avoid state regulation?

Leading national newspaper editors last night insisted that the system of press self-regulation can be reformed rather than scrapped. But,…

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Tindle increases stake in Johnston Press: ‘Newspapers are undervalued’

Tindle Newspapers has upped its stake in Johnston Press, according to a report in The Times (behind paywall) Last month…

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Paul Foot Award for Campaigning Journalism now open for entries

The Paul Foot Award for Campaigning Journalism is now open for entries. The closing date is 12 November, and work…

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Welsh papers praised for ‘sensitive and mature’ coverage of Cardiff City fan’s death

The family of a Cardiff City FC fan killed outside Wembley stadium has complained to the Press Complaints Commission over…

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ITV names winner of ‘Breaking Into News’ competition

Twenty-year-old Sophia Kichou has won the Breaking Into News competition run by ITV News and the Media Trust. The judging…

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Daily Mail backs ‘insufferably smug’ Guardian in sources battle with the Met

The Daily Mail has come out in support of The Guardian in its refusal to reveal the identity of phone-hacking…

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FT: ‘Michael Gove used private emails which conceal sensitive information’

The Information Commissioner has “raised concerns” about Education Secretary Michael Gove and a number of his closest advisers over their…

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Loughborough Echo claims success in three-year-campaign to brighten up town

The Loughborough Echo has claimed success in a three-year campaign to brighten up the town after it won an East…

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